Combinational chemistry technology

Hard evidence for the first category seems to be nonexistent. An educated guess on the potential hazards would combine residue technology [how much of a secondary amine (or amide, urea, carbamate, etc.) might a person consume or otherwise be exposed to ], nitrosation chemistry (what would be the yield of in vivo nitrosation of the pesticide thus consumed ), and toxicology (what would be the toxicological effect and potency of the nitroso compound thus formed ). Frequently, these questions, which simplify to, "What dose—eg., in mg/kg—of a pesticide-derived nitroso compound might a person be exposed to and what would be the result if he were " are not carefully considered. 

Natural product chemistry is a multidisciplinary field that combines chemistry, botany, biochemistry, environmental science, medicine, etc. With the development of science and technology, this field has gained increasing importance in various health aspects of mankind. History tells us that... 

Li, J., Rossignol, R, Macdonald, J., 2015. Inkjet printing for biosensor fabrication combining chemistry and technology for advanced manufacturing. Lab on a Chip 15 (12), 2538-2558. 

The object of this book is to present the basis of chemical kinetics in combination with its modem applications in chemistry, technology, and biochemistry. A brief historical note is given below. The material is traditionally divided into formal kinetics and kinetics in the gaseous phase. 

Major technical achievements in imaging technology in the latter part of the 20 century were made by combining chemistry and engineering approaches. 

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